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@@ -60,9 +60,9 @@ The `media` directory contains all the media files that the `ExternalReference`s
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When a bundle is read from disk using the OpenTimelineIO Python API (using the adapters.read_from_* functions), only the `content.otio` file is read and parsed.
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For example, to view the timeline (not the media) of an otioz file in `otioview`, you can run:
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For example, to get some stats of the timeline (not the media) of an otioz file in `otiostat`, you can run:
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`otioview something.otioz`
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`otiostat something.otioz`
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Because this will _only_ read the `content.otio` from the bundle, it is usually a fast operation to run. None of the media is decoded or unzipped during this process.
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